Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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Anna Ludovico Miss O'Brien, Senior Adviser Betty Cross Charles Campbell James Jarrett Our class officers are the envy of every other class in Mynderse Academy. They, with Miss Julia O'Brien, Senior Class Adviser, have led us along Senior Street with amazing skill. Our class president, Charles Campbell, should feel the satisfaction of a job really Well done. He kept our class meetings in order, and that's not easy when you have a group to deal With as peppy as the Cpresent sniors. Chuck has Worked hard on class activities and seems possessed of the gift o finding kin red spirits to follow his example. If We don't miss our guess,he Will one day be a leader in industry. Competent Anna Ludovico served as vice-president and stood ready to pinch hit for Chuck if he weakened. We picked Betty Cross to be our secretary, because she can keep notes well, and what is more im- portant, read them back a month later. Too, she gives her ovvn individual touch to the performance, so that we used to look forward to that phase of the meeting. The man in charge of our finances was tall Jim Jarrett. After he got our money, he kept it out of our reach lest we should change our minds about paying up. Conlidentially we nominate him for the Federal Tax Office, he has such a gift for getting your next-to-the-last cent. So now ou see Why we traveled along Senior Way so confidently. With Miss O'Brien, Chuck, Anna, Betty, anclijim to lead us, how could we miss? Senior Adviser and Officers 15